Analysy Ming-Chu Kuo recently said that the next iPhone would have a FPC-capacitive Force Touch sensor, could be called as “iPhone 7,” and that Apple is planning to release 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models. Meanwhile, Samsung insiders tipped that the next iPhone would have an A9 chip. Further, other reports are convinced that a DSLR-like camera will be present in the next iPhone.
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Apple to Release iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Decides to Skip iPhone 6s According to New Details, More Insane Features Coming
KGI Securities analyst Minc-Chu Kuo said that next-generation iPhones will have an FPC-made capacitive Force Touch. This would prompt Apple to call them as “iPhone 7,” instead of “iPhone 6S.” He also said that Apple is targeting 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models. Will they then be called iPhone 7, and iPhone 7 Plus?
Apple expects strong demand in smartwatch consumer debut
Apple Inc (AAPL.O) expects tremendous interest for its new smartwatch and demand to outstrip supply as consumers get an up-close look on Friday at CEO Tim Cook's first major product.
Slow apps, low battery life limit appeal of Apple Watch: reviewers
Apple Inc's (AAPL.O) "beautiful" and "stylish" smartwatch could make life easier for people on the move, reviewers say, but the gadget gets poor marks for battery life and slow-loading apps.
Apple to Set iOS 9 as Next "Snow Leopard" OS, Says Report? iOS 8.3 Releases New Emojis, Features, Wi-Fi Calling, and Security Patches Revealed
Apple is taking a breather with iOS 9 as 9to5Mac reveals that it will focus on stability and optimization performance instead of adding several new features like the iOS in the recent years has. Can we expect a "Snow Leaopard" moment with iOS 9 then?
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A recent statement from the LG Display Newsroom mentioned that Apple will release an “iMac 8K.” However, this drew doubts from various tech sites. They mentioned some possible ways how it could be true, or not.
Morgan Stanley analyst Bill Lu and his team believe that the Force Touch technology and Taptic Engine will be game-changers for Apple. Meanwhile, analyst Ming-Chu Kuo said that the Force Touch technology in iPhones will be different than what is used in the Apple Watch.
Apple is bombarded anew with complaints of software and hardware problems. Some 2015 MacBook Pro experienced lag issues, while mid-2012 to mid-2014 models experienced wearing off of skins. More details here.
Both Waze and Periscope developers recently released an update of their apps. Waze released version 3.9.4, and Periscope released version 1.0.1.
A new bend test finds out which flagship smartphone device easily bends or breaks to a given pressure. Which smartphone among Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge, HTC's One M9 and Apple's iPhone 6 Plus is the sturdiest?
The Galaxy Note 5 is set to be released in Q4 of 2015. It will be built with a 5.9-inch 4K resolution display, a 4,000mAh battery, and will be priced at $900-$1000.
The iOS 9 release is set this september and unlike the other iOS updates, this software focuses on stability and bug fixes. The iOS 9 will be launched together with the most anticipated massive Apple devices which are the iPhone 6s and the iPad Pro.
Rumored leaked images of the LG/LG G4 Note debunked. LG G4 rumored to come in the Q2 2015 with a curved display, Snapdragon 808, fingerprint scanner, etc.
The unboxing of the base model of the 13-inch MacBook Pro 2015 earned a lot of reviews online. Here the MacBook Pro presents its new retina display and introduces the new Force Touch trackpad.
